Reported Cases Increase in Ebola Outbreak
BLU-MED Response Systems Ebola isolation units have helped Liberia slow the the Ebola outbreak, but West Africa still saw reported infections rise.
Ebola Outbreak Stresses Need for Improved Healthcare Systems
The ebola outbreak exposed the need for better medical response in virus disasters. Improved healthcare systems are vital for effective emergency care.
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UN Ebola Chief asks for $1B More
Read more about the response to the largest Ebola outbreak in history and keep up with other Ebola news on the BLU-MED blog.
WHO: Ebola rates level in Sierra Leone
The WHO says Ebola rates are level in Sierra Leone. Keep up with this and other Ebola news on the BLU-MED blog.
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UPDATE: MERS CoV in Saudi Arabia
About 30 percent of people with confirmed cases of MERS CoV have died. Currently, all cases of MERS CoV have been linked to countries on the Arabian Peninsula.
11th Sierra Leone Doctor Dies; Fire Destroys Ebola Supplies
Ebola claims the life of another doctor in Liberia in the largest Ebola outbreak in history. Keep up with this and other Ebola news with the BLU-MED blog.
Obama Says Ebola Fight Not Over in West Africa
President Obama said the battle against the largest Ebola outbreak in history isn’t finished. Keep up with this and other Ebola news with the BLU-MED blog.
Ebola Vaccine Tests Suspended Over Joint Pain In Test Subjects
Swiss researchers suspended tests of a possible Ebola vaccine after subjects complained of joint pain. Get this & other Ebola news on the BLU-MED blog.
Faulty Data Hampers Ebola Response
Some of the treatment and mortality numbers being produced are not accurate and it’s hampering Ebola response. Get more Ebola news on BLU-MED’s blog.
WHO says Liberia, Guinea hit Ebola goals, but Sierra Leone did not
Sierra Leone missed hitting its Ebola goals, but the WHO expects the West African nation to hit both 70-percent marks in the coming weeks.